Subsidy: Indicted oil marketers begin repayment, says Obi
Olympics 2016: Talent + resources = Medals
Substandard products: Trade Ministry gets presidential backing
Jonathan assures sustainable power by 2020
PDP chieftains drag Uduaghan, Nwaoboshi to court
2 students jailed 4 yrs for stealing Okada
Benue contract: My company different from me – Okupe
Call IOC’s bluff, oil communities urge FG
Judge berates IG for flouting court order
NDLEA to prosecute man over N.15m bribe
Police in Bayelsa confirm death of two suspected assassins
State Police: How Amaechi averted crisis in Governors’ Forum
Nigeria’s oil exports for October rise to 2m bpd
The coats, songs and flags of true federalism
Enugu Speaker decries worsening insecurity
Intriguing differences
Life at Kuramo Beach: A teenager’s true life experience

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Madueke, Orubebe not doing enough for N-Delta – Biukeme
FORMER governorship candidate of Mega Progressive People’s Party, MPPP, in Delta State, Alaowei Afro Biukeme, has called on President Goodluck Jonathan to sack the Petroleum Minister, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke and her Niger Delta Ministry counterpart, Elder Godsday Orubebe for “not making any impact in the Niger Delta region.”
Why we recommended scrapping of Police Affairs Ministry – Osayande
BENIN CITY—Chairman, Police Service Commission, PSC, and Presidential Committee on the Reform of Nigerian Police Force, Mr Parry Osayande, (rtd), yesterday, said the recommendation made by his committee for the scrapping of Ministry of Police Affairs was not personal but in the best interest of the Police.
Catholic Bishop wants Okoli’s killers nabbed
ONITSHA—THE Archbishop of Catholic Arch-Diocese of Onitsha, Most Rev. Valerian Okeke, yesterday urged the Anambra State Police Command to fish out the killers of one Miss Francisca Okoli, 22, killed by armed robbers for resisting attempts to rape her.
The Hair Series: Mad about the Dreads
Dreadlocks were made popular by reggae legend Bob Marley, but it was not until the last decade that the hairdo became desirable, so much so that men and women both see it now not only as the epitome of convenience and afrocentrism but also high style. These folks about town speak about their relationship with their hair and what wearing dreadlock means to them.
Ibadan FRCN staff protest
STAFF of Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, FRCN, Ibadan Network Centre, yesterday, blocked the entrance to the broadcast station over non-payment of their four months salary, blaming the newly-introduced Integrated Personnel Payroll System, IPPS, for the lapses.

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